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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />December 6, 2017 <br />Page 3 of 20 <br />Tell us how you would engage staff to keep morale and productivity high and help <br />departments work together as a team <br />Everyone wants to be part of the winning team. You need a community vision and a <br />work plan that shows how to implement that vision; and everyone understands their <br />role. There is already a positive atmosphere here. People do enjoy working here so <br />coming in I would need to build on that. I would work with council on a vision and put <br />together work plans as necessary. My role is to remind people of the importance of what <br />we do in local government We impact people's lives every day; every activity the city <br />does interrelates with the rest of the city. A community is as strong as its weakest link. I <br />try to become the positive advocate to help people recognize the critical aspect of what <br />we do every day. <br />What creative solutions would you bring for difficult issues like the vacant Sam's site's <br />Whole issue of sales tax new to me, Minnesota doesn't have that. Sales tax is 40% of <br />the General Fund, so it is significant Communities exposed are those that are not <br />paying attention to how things are changing We need to think about how can diversify <br />and make sure you can survive on the sales tax you can expect. Focus on destination <br />opportunities; places you can't buy on the Internet The places people assemble is <br />important. Is there plaza opportunity for assembly activities at Sam's, is there a <br />municipal function that could be there. You need something creative that will bring <br />people in to the whole McCaslin Boulevard area. <br />How would you learn the community's values and the organizational culture? Are there <br />specific things you have teamed in your research that are approached differently in the <br />Denver/Boulder metro area than in Minnesota? <br />The important thing is to learn from the community and listen. The neighborhood level is <br />where people are more engaged. Neighborhood meetings are great way to learn the <br />personality of the community. I have been very impressed with the positive nature of <br />those l have interacted with. l love the outdoors and the environment presented here is <br />great for how I want to live. While out walking I talk to people, find out about them, what <br />they like here. <br />What questions do you have for us? <br />As you reviewed my qualifications are there any areas you feel are strong or are of <br />concern. <br />Mayor Pro Tem Lipton stated there are concerns about affordable housing, <br />sustainability both economically and environmentally here. If you don't move forward we <br />will fall behind We are a community surrounded by the pressures of growth and are <br />also trying to keep our community character. We don't want to be like everyone else. <br />
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